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Nice bike





“I’ll give Igbo youths one million jobs” – Buhari
Source: e reporter.com.ng/index.php/political-news/item/2798-i-ll-give-igbo-youths-one-million-jobs-buhari

Former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Olabode George, on Friday, agreed with the National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki on the need for Nigeria to postpone the February general elections.

George, who addressed a press conference at his Ikoyi, Lagos residence, also made the call for a shift in the polls to enable Nigerians collect their PVCs. He said he was yet to collect his own.

“The NSA sees things deeper than any of us. So many people have not got their PVCs in Lagos and they will be disenfranchised. I have not collected mine. There are logistic problems, but calling for a postponement of the election does not mean it will be conducted after May 29,” said George.

“The NSA must ensure there is peace in the land. If we have a breather, all well and good; this will give INEC time to distribute the PVCs. I have no objection if it is done as the NSA has said.
Source: e reporter.com.ng/index.php/political-news/item/2756-bode-george-supports-call-for-postponement-of-elections

Aisha Buhari, the wife of the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Muhammadu Buhari, has said her husband will not tamper with the office of the ‘First Lady,’ if it is constitutionally recognised.
Mrs. Buhari told newsmen on the sidelines of the inaugural meeting of the APC women presidential campaign initiative held in Abuja on Saturday.
The wife of the APC presidential flag-bearer was reacting to her husband’s promise to scrap the office of the first lady because it is unconstitutional and allegedly being used to steal public fund.
Source: e reporter.com.ng/index.php/political-news/item/2788-how-i-will-operate-as-nigeria-s-first-lady-buhari-s-wife

Which kin pant be that her mate dey wear G-string



Boko Haram Frees 192 Persons Abducted from Yobe
Source: e reporter.com.ng/index.php/national-news/item/2781-boko-haram-frees-192-persons-abducted-from-yobe

Girls Stealing friends BFs since 16BC,Just like APC stealing PDP members






PDP loses 30,000 members to APC in Sokoto
Source: http://www.e reporter.com.ng/index.php/political-news/item/2761-pdp-loses-30-000-members-to-apc-in-sokoto

Buhari certificate is a fake one but come to think of it couldn't they hire someone to edit one of his old pics to make it look more original






Deadly Accident: Container crushes four to death in Lagos
Source: http://www.e reporter.com.ng/index.php/more-news/odd-news-reports/item/2763-deadly-accident-container-crushes-four-to-death-in-lagos

The Guy is on fire






Aftermath of Shekau’s latest video: Military set for total war against Boko Haram
Source: http://www.e reporter.com.ng/index.php/national-news/item/2759-aftermath-of-shekau-s-latest-video-military-set-for-total-war-against-boko-haram

I like strategy games




10 old-school dating habits that are due for a comeback
Source: http://www.e reporter.com.ng/index.php/more-news/life-style-news/item/2721-10-old-school-dating-habits-that-are-due-for-a-comeback

All celebrity must form one thing or the other happen to get peoples sympathy






I killed my husband by accident, says wife
Source: http://www.e reporter.com.ng/index.php/crime/item/2568-i-killed-my-husband-by-accident-says-wife

Your missing one Danrele because that guy behaves like a woman
https://static.pulse.ng/img/incoming/origs3429805/9140489021-w980-h640/10838892-596736103791530-1118094735-n.jpg






10 old-school dating habits that are due for a comeback
Source: http://www.e reporter.com.ng/index.php/more-news/life-style-news/item/2721-10-old-school-dating-habits-that-are-due-for-a-comeback

Before I dey try believe u but haba I no be mumu now



4 Well-Kept Secrets Womanizers Don't Want You To Know
Source: http://www.e reporter.com.ng/index.php/more-news/life-style-news/item/2733-4-well-kept-secrets-womanizers-don-t-want-you-to-know

Wetin remain now na pepper, utasi, onions etc and fish pepper soup don ready






FG Shuts Down Buhari-Osinbajo Fundraising Platform
Source: http://e reporter.com.ng/index.php/political-news/item/2735-fg-shuts-down-buhari-osinbajo-fundraising-platform

And more will dump GMB before election




Nigeria’s Prospects of Defeating Boko Haram Look Bleak
Source: http://www.e reporter.com.ng/index.php/national-news/item/2734-nigeria-s-prospects-of-defeating-boko-haram-look-bleak

The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) yesterday shut 20 petrol stations in Imo State for refusing to comply with the new fuel pump price of N87 per litre, as directed by the Minister of Petroleum last week.

Zonal Controller of DPR Innocent Akpamagbo, who led other officials of the agency to monitor the level of compliance by petroleum marketers in Owerri, the Imo State capital, sealed off 20 filling stations still selling at the old price of N97.

He said it became necessary to ensure that the marketers complied with the new pump price, threatening to revoke the licences of the shut petrol stations.

Akpamagbo said the excuse by most of the marketers that they were still selling their old stock was untenable, insisting that the agency would ensure that marketers complied with the new price.

He noted: “Whenever there is an increase in pump price, the marketers will immediately adjust their meters to reflect the new price. They will not wait to exhaust their old stock, as they are now claiming.

“So, in this case, they must adjust their pump prices as directed by the Ministry of Petroleum. This is why we are here to ensure compliance.”

Akpamagbo urged the public to report any station, which flouted the order, to the agency.
Source: http://e reporter.com.ng/index.php/national-news/item/2709-dpr-shuts-20-petrol-stations-in-imo

This is true INEC is not constitutionally empowered to disqualify Buhari





Buhari Was Our Classmate In 1961– Abdullahi, Coomassie
Source: http://e reporter.com.ng/index.php/political-news/item/2711-buhari-was-our-classmate-in-1961-abdullahi-coomassie

Rivers State PDP governorship candidate, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has declared that the PDP Presidential Campaign Rally in Rivers State will hold at the Amasiemaka stadium on January 28 contrary to claims by Governor Rotimi Amaechi.

Wike stated that the stadium belonged to the Rivers people and that President Jonathan would use it for his campaign rally.

The Former Minister of State for Education spoke in Port Harcourt on Tuesday during a meeting with Goodluck to Goodluck Political pressure group.


He said: “The PDP Presidential Rally will hold at the Amasieamaka Stadium on Wednesday, January 28. The APC held their own Presidential campaign rally on January 6, 2015 and an earlier rally on October 25, 2014 in the same stadium.

“Our Presidential Rally will hold at that stadium because it belongs to the people. We are working with all stakeholders to ensure that the right thing is done to move the nation forward. We are committed to the peaceful use of the stadium for our presidential campaigns”.

He urged members of the Goodluck to Goodluck Political Group to continue with their massive mobilization for the re-election of President Jonathan.

In his remarks, Legal Adviser of Goodluck to Goodluck Political Group stated that they were working for the emergence of President Jonathan and Barrister Wike.


Also on Tuesday, Wike inaugurated the committees that would organise the Presidential Campaign Rally in Rivers State.

He charged the committees to work selflessly to set the tone for the re-election of President Jonathan.

Responding on behalf of the committee members, Rivers State PDP Chairman, Bro. Felix Obuah assured that the members would deliver an outstanding presidential rally in the state.
Source: http://e reporter.com.ng/index.php/political-news/item/2688-jonathan-to-use-amasieamaka-stadium-for-his-presidential-rally

With the dust yet to settle over the procurement of seven gunboats by a private security firm belonging to ex-Niger Delta militant, Government Ekpemuplo, aka Tompolo, purportedly for the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), it has emerged that two British businessmen have been arrested on suspicion of bribing a Norwegian official alleged to have been involved in the controversial sale of the former naval vessels.


According to the London-based Independent newspaper, a joint investigation by the City of London’s Overseas Anti-Corruption Unit (OACU) and their counterparts in Norway, Okokrim, examined how the former warships, including missile-torpedo boats (MTBs), ended up under the control of a former Niger Delta militant who now runs privatised national security contracts worth millions of dollars that have been authorised by the Nigerian president, Goodluck Jonathan.


Detectives from the OACU arrested a man in his early 40s at his home in Alfreton, Derbyshire, and a man in his late 50s at an address in East Molesey, Surrey.


The two are alleged to have made payments to a Norwegian civil servant totalling more than $150,000.
The money, in two separate transactions, is alleged to have been paid directly into the official’s personal bank account. The cash is alleged to have helped secure the sale of the decommissioned Norwegian Navy ships by disguising the eventual destination of the warships.


Under Norway’s ethical foreign policy rules, the direct sale of the decommissioned warships to a private Nigerian company regarded as effectively running the country’s outsourced national coast guard, could have proved difficult.


With a general election in Nigeria scheduled for February, both the Norwegian Ministry of Defence and the country’s foreign affairs departments in Oslo, were likely to have asked for a lengthy political assessment of the export deal if the destination of the vessels had been fully known.


It is understood that the Norwegian authorities assumed their former naval MTBs, post-sale, would be converted to unarmed vessels and operate under European laws.


In addition to the two arrests in England, a business address in Surrey was also searched by the OACU with computer equipment and documents seized.
The UK police have not named the company involved, stating only that it was involved in “international risk management for the maritime industry”.


However authorities in Norway have said the arrested men are connected to a UK firm called CAS Global, which is headquartered in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. The firm described itself as specialising in “maritime services”.
CAS also has registered offices in Nigeria’s largest city, Lagos, in Tema in Ghana, and in Sierra Leone’s capital, Freetown.
Police in Norway have arrested a third man in Tonsberg on the country’s south west coast.


DCI Danny Medlycott, head of the OACU, said the operation was a “great example” of how his unit was working closely with other international enforcement partners “to combat bribery and corruption.”


Although the OACU have been involved in 150 corruption and bribery operations since it was established in 2006, its most high-profile success is Operation Cent, which resulted in the convictions of those involved in producing and selling fake “substance detectors”.
The “useless” devices, which had a £3m annual turnover, were sold around the world and marketed as capable of finding explosives. The trial judge said the scam investigated by the OACU had “damaged the reputation of British trade abroad”.


The former Norwegian missile torpedo boats are now part of a private fleet under the control of Tompolo. He was a militia leader in the 2009 Niger Delta insurgency that fought the Nigerian army and destroyed oil installations in widespread protests against corruption and mismanagement in the region’s high-value oil industry.


Since the uprising and following Jonathan’s first election victory in 2011, Tompolo’s security firm, Global West Vessels Specialist (GWVS), has won lucrative state contracts that have been criticised in some quarters as undermining the authority of the Nigerian Navy.


Okokrim – Norway’s National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crime – were tasked with investigating how the sale of the vessels was fast-tracked to a UK-registered company but ended up in the fleet owned by Tompolo, who is a close political ally of the Nigerian president.
Source: http://e reporter.com.ng/index.php/national-news/item/2689-two-britons-arrested-over-bribe-involving-gunboats-sold-to-tompolo

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) says the number of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the country as at Jan. 15, 2015 is 981,416.

NEMA’s Director, Search and Rescue, Air Commodore Charles Otegbade, gave the figure on Thursday in Abuja while briefing newsmen at the National Information Centre.

Otegbade said that out of the number, 107,997 IDPs were in camps in Adamawa, Yobe, Gombe, Bauchi and Taraba states, while 802,148 were being hosted by communities.

Giving a further breakdown, Otegbade said 66,087 of the number were displaced by natural disasters, while 868,235 were affected by the ongoing insurgency in the North East.

According to him, 123,601 are camped in Adamawa, 125,991 in Yobe, 11,483 in Gombe State,, 46,419 in Bauchi State and 81,790 in Taraba.

He said NEMA currently managed 20 protected IDPs camps in the North, with the military providing external security for them and operatives of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps providing internal security.

The director also disclosed that there were 15,001 internally displaced Nigerians in Cameroun, including those affected by the internal crisis in Central Africa Republic in 2014.

He added that Chad was hosting 2,377 of the IDPs but did not give the number being hosted by Niger, explaining that a large number of such persons were there.

According to him, the IDPs in Niger are not in camps but scattered in 23 locations, adding, however, that efforts are on to repatriate all the IDPs to the country.

On the Baga massacre in Borno, Otegbade said 3,200 persons who were displaced from the community as a result of insurgency were being camped in a secure facility, the Teacher’s Village Camp in Maiduguri.

He said NEMA and its partners, including the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), would provide critical aid to the people of the area once the security situation permitted it.

“NEMA’s IDP figures are based on quantitative, qualitative data collection.

“NEMA collects data in partnership with the International Organisation for Migration (ION), State Emergency Management Agencies (SEMAs), the Nigerian Red Cross Society (NCRS) and traditional rulers’’, he said.
Source: http://e reporter.com.ng/index.php/national-news/item/2604-there-are-981-416-idps-in-nigeria-nema

LOUIS6:
OP.... Even in the Full List....I still Can't find that of Delta State ...

Here is delta state

DELTA

DELTA CENTRAL
1 ATATA HANNA ODIBO, O. F ACD 34 NABTEB
2 SD/028/DT ALFRED J.J. JOSEPH M ACPN 52 DIP
3 AUGUSTINE ONORI M APA 36 WAEC, NABTEB
4 HON. JOHN HALIMS OCHUKO AGODA M APC 52 LLB
5 MAUREEN WAGBATSOMA F ID 40 BSC
6 EZEBUIKE JULIETH NWANNE F KOWA 36 B.ED
7 BARR. OVIE A. OMO-AGEGE M LP 51 LLB, BL, LLM
8 BETTY ORUGBU F MPPP 64 OND
9 ISOKOHEYAKENAMA ALBERT DJOTU M NCP 55 MSC
10 OKPAKO MUDIAGA KINGSLEY M PPN 36 B.SC
11 ALFRED J. JOSEPH M PDC 50 DIPLOMA
12 CHIEF IGHOYOTA AMORI M PDP 44 B.SC, M.SC
13 MAJEMITE BEN. I M SDP 44 SSCE

DELTA NORTH
1 VICTOR OCHIE ONYEKACHI M ACCORD 45 LLB, M.SC
2 SD/029/DT IGUMBOR ONYI MELODIA F ACD UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
3 OKOJI VICTORIA ADIE M ADC 49 SSCE
4 MRS. FELICIA IFEJIKA F APA 46 WAEC
5 NJIDEAKA KELVIN OKWUDILI M APC 46 WASC, B.SC, PGD.
6 ONOCHIE PRINCES UCHEAMAKA F ID 53 TCII
7 MORDI JUSTINA F KOWA 33 WAEC, OND
8 NWADIANI CHARLES IKECHUKWU M LP 37 SSCE
9 AGBA IKECHUKWUKA ANDREW M MPPP 47 LLB, BL
10 MR. PETER NWABOSHI M PDP 57 B.A, LLB, LLM
11 EMMANUEL O. IDAMA M SDP 56 MBA
12 OFFOR PATIENCE AMAKA F UPP 33 BA ED

DELTA SOUTH
1 ZIBIMOH OYAS EDITOR M APA 54 WAEC
2 SD/030/DT PIUS EBIYEMI EMIKO M APC 56 BA
3 ONOZIMARE TESSY ELO F CPP 42 B.SC
4 PETER OBANKA M ID 42 B.SC
5 MABEL OBIANUJU ABAZIE F KOWA 44 WAEC
ONIYETSORITSE ELIJAH WILLIE M LP 52 LLB, BL
6 ONOMAKE OGHENERUME RITA F MPPP 39 OND
7 WILLIAMSON J. U. D. ONOWEYA M NCP 49 BSC
8 SEN. JAMES EBIOWOU MANAGER M PDP 54 LLB, BL, LLM
9 ODIEDI MARVEL, AKPOGHENE M SDP 41 SSCE, LLB, BL
Source: http://.com.ng/index.php/political-news/item/2576-list-of-senatorial-candidates-for-the-36-states-and-fct

LOUIS6:
OP.... Even in the Full List....I still Can't find that of Delta State ...

Its there check very well

MORE

BORNO

BORNO NORTH
1 ABUBAKAR KYARI M APC 51 MBA
2 UMAR LAWAN ASHEIKH M KOWA 56 B.SC
3 HON. ISA LAWAN M PDP 44 DIPLOMA
4 MOHAMMED ABDULRAHAMAN TATABE M PPA 34 ND
5 BUKAR SHEU F LP 40 DIPLOMA

BORNO CENTRAL
1 ABDULKADIR FEMA M AD 54 WAEC
2 ALHAJI AHMAD ZANNAH M APC 59 OND
3 ALHAJI TIJJANI HABIB M KOWA 60 WASCE, DIP
4 SD/023/BO MUHAMMAD BABA KACHALA M PDP 49 B. ENG
5 WAKIL BUKAR M PPA 39 HND
6 ZAKARI ALHAJI MUSA M SDP 60 DIPLOMA
7 ALHAJI A. BUKAR M LP 36 B.SC

BORNO SOUTH
1 SD/024/BO ZAKARIYA IBRAHIM M AD – WAEC
2 MOHAMMED ALI NDUME M APC 55 MED
3 MOHAMMED ALHAJI AMINU M APGA 60 B.SC
4 HARUNA ISA SHETTIMA M PPA 36 NCE
5 NICOLAS ELIJAH MSHEILZA M PDP 48 B.TECH
6 DR. POGU BITRUS M SDP 59 B.SC, PHD
7 ALI IBRAHIM M LP 40 HND

CROSS RIVER

CROSS RIVER NORTH

1 OKWOR ENEJI MATHIAS M ID 35 B.SC
2 KANJAL ANTHONY AWAM AKORHIM M APC 61 GCE
3 SD/025/CR OCHIM JULIUS OKPOTU M LP 48 PHD
4 DR. ROSE OKO F PDP 58 BA, MA, PHD

CROSS RIVER SOUTH
1 EPHRAIM ALPHONSUS OKON M ID 46 HND
2 SD/026/CR BARR. MARIA UKPANYANG F APC 65 LLB, BL
3 SEN. BASSEY EDET UTUK M LP 55 B.SC
4 GERSHOM BASSEY M PDP 52 BSC, MSC

CROSS RIVER CENTRAL
1 IKPI ELIZABETH F ID 44 SSCE
2 SD/027/CR NAVY CAPT. CHARLES I. OGIDA RTD M APC 61 BSC
3 DR. SAN DY OJANG ONOR M LP 48 PHD
4 HON. JOHN OWAN ENOH M PDP UNKNOWN UNKNOWN

Source: http://e reporter.com.ng/index.php/political-news/item/2576-list-of-senatorial-candidates-for-the-36-states-and-fct

whiterock:
Posts like this should make frontpage, not stuffs like one jobless yeyebrity 'releases 2015 pictures, hot or not?'

Kudos, OP.

Thanks

Nigeria’s main opposition party, the All Progressives Congress, said it will maintain many of the economic policies of the ruling People’s Democratic Party if elected when the country goes to the polls next month.

“We won’t go and undo anything unless it becomes necessary to do so; for instance where there is fraud,” Lai Mohammed, a spokesman for the APC, said in an interview yesterday in Lagos, the commercial capital. “We are fairly satisfied with the unbundling of” the state-owned power utilities, he said.

Nigeria dismantled its power monopoly and sold the hydro-and gas-powered plants it ran in 2013 to try to bring in investment needed to expand electricity supply in a country that suffers from daily blackouts. The APC will look to improve generation by encouraging companies to go into joint ventures with foreign firms, Mohammed said.

President Goodluck Jonathan’s PDP faces what may be its stiffest challenge since it came to power at the end of army rule in 1999. Jonathan is running against former military dictator Muhammadu Buhari, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, formed after three of the biggest opposition parties and some smaller ones merged.

Buhari yesterday said he will seek to regulate the state-owned oil company and bring transparency to the industry of Africa’s biggest crude producer.
Source: http://.com.ng/

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, on Tuesday urged President Goodluck Jonathan to accept responsibility over his failure to address the challenges confronting the nation rather than point accusing fingers to past leaders.
The governor was speaking at a town hall meeting organised by the state Ministry of Transportation, which featured various associations under the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW).

Analysing the president’s speech during his flag-off campaign in Lagos last week, where he was quoted as saying that his generation has failed, Fashola said the president should instead account for his own failure in the last six years in the saddle.

“He said his generation has failed, he should account for himself,” Fashola said, adding that he refused to join the generation the President was referring to.

“He is in his 50s, I am also in my 50s, and we appear to be, because I don’t even want to join that generation because my own generation has not failed. I have done well on my job and I am proud to say so. If he has failed, let him account for himself, he should not join us”.

Addressing transport workers at the meeting held at the Blue Roof, Lagos Television, Agidingbi, Ikeja, the governor noted that the issues that will form the basis of debate for the elections will be how well the citizens of the nation have fared under the present administration.

He said he was pained about the situation in the North East region of the country where citizens have become refugees in their country due to the inability of the government to tame the Boko Haram insurgency.

Citing an example of the recent terrorist attack in Paris, France, where 12 persons were killed, but the government moved swiftly and arrested the first suspect under 12 hours.

“By midnight, they had deployed 80,000 troops, locked down Paris, they entered the forest. Our president could not lead our trained and competent military, give them direction to enter Sambisa forest. And in 24 hours, they had killed three of the terrorists and declared one wanted and they had identified all of them.

“Instead of telling you how he plans to secure the nation, our president was telling you they tried to kill him four years ago and we did not know. That is a serious national security issue because nobody wants our Commander in Chief dead. If anybody tries to kill him, we should have known. And if I was Commander in Chief, and the person who tries to kill me is in a South African jail, I will ask that he should be repatriated to Nigeria to come and face punishment”.
Source: http://.com.ng/

Ahead of the February general elections, leaders of Nigeria’s major political parties and their presidential candidates on Wednesday signed an undertaking to avoid actions that could promote violence during and after the polls.
At an event attended by former United Nations Secretary General, Kofi Anan, and former Secretary General of the Commonwealth, Emeka Anyaoku, seven presidential candidates including frontrunners, President Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari, openly spoke against violence and committed to a peaceful poll.
Other political parties that signed the non-violence pact included the Action Alliance, AA, Alliance for Democracy, AD, United Democratic Party, UDP, United Progressive Party, UPP, African Democratic Congress, ADC, and Hope Democratic Party, HDP.
The event was a rare meeting Mr. Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and Mr. Buhari of the All Progressives Congress, APC, since public campaign for the crucial elections began with a flurry of attacks between the two sides.
The two men shook hands and embraced after delivering remarks renouncing violence.
Mr. Jonathan urged politicians to avoid actions and utterances capable of inflaming passion among the electorate.
The president said the country must avoid a repeat of the 2011 post-general elections which he said was adjudged the best in the country’s history.
He said the conduct of the election cannot be blamed for the outbreak of violence since he even lost in the states were clashes erupted leading to hundreds of deaths.
Mr. Jonathan drew attention to the murder of 10 members of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, in Bauchi State and the killings in Kano State even when the PDP lost the presidential election in the two states.
“You cannot say there were malpractices because in Kano, we got only 15 percent of the votes. In Bauchi, I got 15 percent of the votes. Even in states where we got 80 percent in places considered as opposition, we did not experience any violence,” Mr. Jonathan said.
“What leads to violence is not necessarily due to electoral malpractices. There are other causes of violence.
“What leads to electoral violence in Nigeria and other African countries can be categorized into three factors. One of the key things is the provocative statements we make and when we are making these statements the younger ones are listening, followers are listening. We threaten our opponents.
“A particular governor told me that his colleague in another party told him that immediately they took over the government, he will be sent to jail.
Mr. Buhari called for the strengthening of democratic institutions in Nigeria. He said before every general elections, there is usually amendment to the Electoral Act making difficult to cheat Nigeria.
Former UN Secretary General, Mr. Anan, said Nigeria must do all to avoid conflict because of its strategic importance to the West African region.
“Nigeria is also a major actor on the international scene not only does it host the regional governmental body, ECOWAS, but it is also a major troops contributor to the United Nations peace keeping operations and also sits at the United Nations Security Council. But now Nigeria faces three critical tests for its future progress and prosperity,” he said.
Source: http://.com.ng

INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION
CANDIDATES FOR SENATORIAL ELECTION 2015.
S/N STATE STATE CONSTITUENCY & CODE NAME OF CANDIDATE SEX PARTY AGE QUALIFICATION
3

ABIA ABIA NORTH

1.CHIEF (DR.) DAVID OGBA BOUDEX M APGA 62 B.SC
2 SD/001/AB NNENNAYA N. LANCASTER-OKORO F APC 54 LLM
3 NWAKWU N.ORJI M LP 55 WAEC
4 HON. MAO A. OHUABUNWA M PDP 56 HND, PGD, MSC
5 DR. ORJI UZOR KALU M PPA 54 SSCE, A.M.P
6 ROBERT S. M. ONUOHA M UPP 64 WAEC

2 ABIA CENTRAL

1 HON. IHEANACHO OBIOMA J. U. M APC 54 BSC
EMMANUEL AMADI ATANDI NWEKE M APGA 55 MSC, LLB
2 DANIEL NNAUKWU M LP 51 WAEC
3 SD/002/AB THEODORE AHAMEFULE ORJI M PDP 64 HSC B.A (HONS)
4 ONYEKWERE CHRISTOPHER C. M PPA 43 BSC
5 CHUKS CHIZARAMOKU AKAMADU M UDP 38 LLB, BL
6 ENYINNAYA AGWU M UPP 49 WAEC

ABIA SOUTH

1 ABIA SOUTH NKWONTA CHRIS M APGA 54 MBA
2 SD/003/AB HON. CHINONYEREM MACEBUH M APC 58 MSC
3 EKEKE ZIBI CHINYERE THIAS M LP 35 WAEC
4 SEN. ENYINNAYA HARCOURT ABARIBE M PDP 59 B.SC, M.SC
5 OKWUONU CHUKWU-EMEKA CHINYERE. M PPA 60 MBBS
6 AKOMA OSONDU CHRISTOPHER M UDP 45 WAEC, PHD
7 UZU NWARIE M UPP 52 WAEC


ADAMAWA ADAMAWA NORTH

1 HON. BINTA MASI GARBA F APC 47 TECH. CERT
2 SD/004/AD RICHARD CHRISTOPHER KODERE M CPP 41 HND
3 MUHAMMADU MANZA M LP 62 B.TECH
4 BABANGIDA M. JIBRILLA M PDM 54 DIPLOMA
5 BALA JAMES NGGILARI M PDP 61 LLB, BL
6 AJA NWABUEZE ONYAABOR CHRIS M PPA 45 WASC
7 JOHN PAPIKA KAIGAMA M SDP 59 MBA, PGDM

ADAMAWA SOUTH

1. AHMADU ABUBAKAR (MOALLAHYIDI) M APC 57 MSC
2 SD/005/AD JONES J. BAKAMSO M CPP 52 DIPLOMA
3 ELON RAYMOND MAMUNO M KOWA 72 B.A
4 PHILOMINA SALEH F LP 53 NCE
5 BINOS DAUDA YAROE M PDM 59 B.SC
6 SEN. JONATHAN SILAS ZWINGINA M PDP 60 MSC, BSC
7 PAGIEL NAOMI GODSDELIGHT F PPN 38 NCE

ADAMAWA CENTRAL

1. FIDELIS GADDAMA M AD 25 B.A
2 SD/006/AD ABDUL AZIZ MURTALA NYAKO M APC 43 GCE
3 ADAMU HAYATU M CPP 37 SSCE
4 MOHAMMED JIBRIN MUNTAKA M ID 44 B.SC
5 USMAN MOHAMMED ABUBAKAR M KOWA 43 ADV. DIPLOMA
6 HAJIYA MARYAM SANI F LP 53 B.SC
7 HON. AISHATU DAHIRU AHMED F PDM 43 HND
8 DR. ALIYU IDI HONG M PDP 46 MBBS, MBA

AKWA IBOM AKWA IBOM NORTH-EAST

1 RT. HON. EMMANUEL BASSEY OBOT M APC 51 MSC
2 UBONG JOHN EDET F ACCORD 52 WASC, B.SC
3 SD/007/AK ANYAWU ANN OLOMA F NCP 36 MBA
4 MR. BASSEY ALBERT AKPAN M PDP 42 B.SC, MBA

AKWA IBOM NORTH WEST

1 AKANINYENE UDOARA F ACCORD 36 WASC, B.TECH.
2 SD/008/AK INIBEHE MATTHEW OKORI M APC 48 BSC
3 MAJ. GEN. GODWIN GEORGE UMO (RTD), OON M PDM 58 WAEC, DIPLOMA
4 CHIEF GODSWILL AKPABIO M PDP 52 LLB, BL

AKWA IBOM SOUTH

1UYA EDET OKON M ACCORD 55 MPA
2 SD/09/AK HON. (BARR.) BASSEY O. ETIENAM M APC 43 LLB, BL
3 MOUKWE CEELSTINE CHUKWUNWEIKE M CPP 37 SSCE
4 CHIEF NELSON EFFIONG M PDP 61 B.A, MBA

ANAMBRA ANAMBRA NORTH

1 MBAKWE ESTHER CHIBUZOR F ACCORD 42 WASC
2 SD/010/AN CHUKWU-DUBEM ANTHONY OBAZE M APGA 53 B.SC
3 NWOKORA UCHENNA F ADC 46 WASC
4 HON. RALPH U. OKEREKE M APC 54 OND, B.SC
5 MOUKWE CLELESTINE C. M CPP 37 WAEC
6 NDIFE FRANKLINE I. M ID – SSCE
7 MONEKE OKUKWEKA C. F KOWA 40 NCE
8 DUMAKA VICTOR DAVID OKOLO M LP 49 SSCE
9 TOCHUKWU JAMES IKWUEMEZI M NCP 36 BSC
10 EZINANDO ARTHUR NNAMDI M PDC 48 WASC
11 COURT ORDER JOHN OKECHUKWU EMEKA M PDP 52 M.BA
12 NWADIOGBU JOHN CHUKWUDOZIE M PPA 52 WASC
13 NWACHUKWU AUGUSTINE NNAMDI M UPP 42 SSCE

ANAMBRA CENTRAL

1 CHIEF (SIR) VICTOR UMEH CHUKWUNONYELUM UMEH, OFR, KSJ
M APGA 52 B.SC
2 SD/011/AN OYEH MERCY UCHE F ACCORD 45 NCE, B.ED
3 HON. OBY KATE OKAFOR F ACD 52 GCE
4 CHIEF ANAYO AUGUSTINE NWEKE M ADC 37 WAEC
5 SEN. (DR.) CHRIS N. NGIGE M APC 62 MBBS
6 CHRISTOPHER AKUDO C.U. CHUKWENDU M CPP 54 MBA
7 OKAFOR IKECHUKWU M ID – B.SC
8 CHIEF DENNIS N.F. OGUGUO M KOWA 50 WAEC
9 KINGSLEY CHUKWUMA NWOFOR M LP 48 LLB, BL
10 EKWEOZOH CHRISTOPHER NKEM M MPPP 37 LLB, BL
11 UBAKAMMA JERONE IKENNA M NCP 40 BSC
12 REV. CHARLES ONYEKACHI EKWUEME M PDC 41 WASC, DIP.
13 COURT ORDER OKONKWO ANNIE CLEMENT M PDP 54 ADV. DIPLOMA
14 IGWILO MICHAEL C M PPA 55 HND
15 IKECHUKWU FLINT OBIEKWE M UPP 60 MBA

ANAMBRA SOUTH

1 ENGR. ERNEST CHUKWUKA NDUKWE M APGA 66 BSC, D.SC
2 SD/012/AN JANE, ONYINYE AGBARAKWE F ACCORD 45 WAEC
3 CHUKWUEMEKA CHUKWUMA M ACD 39 LLB (HONS), BL
4 OTTI JOSEPH M AD 52 GCE
5 PRINCESS JEMIMA EZE-ILONDU F ADC 49 DIPLOMA
6 ETHEL OBIAKOR F APC 61 BSC
7 OFORDUM IFEANYI ANTHONY M CPP 35 DIPLOMA
8 OTTI CHRISTIAN IKECHUKWU M ID 43 UKNOWN
9 NWOSU BENSON CHUKWUMEZIE M LP 66 LLB, BL
10 SIR PETER OKALA M NCP 48 SSCE
11 EMEKA MARK GEORGE OSUNKWO M PDC 51 LLB, BL, M.SC
12 COURT ORDER UBAH CHUKWUNEDUM C. M PDP 57 WAEC
13 ODIGBO CHUKWUDI M PPA 49 WAEC
14 DR. IGWILO SYLVESTER CHUKWUELOKE M. M UPP 50 BSC

BAUCHI BAUCHI CENTRAL

1 ISAH HAMMA MISAU M APC 41 BSC
2 SD/014/BA INUWA ADAMU NASARA M MPPP 62 NCE
3 SEN. ABDUL AHMED NINGI M PDP 53 B.SC
4 ALH. ABDULKARIM M. DARAZO M UPN 47 DIPLOMA

BAUCHI SOUTH

1 BELLO MAIJAMA’A WAZIRI M AD 52 GCE
2 AMINU MOHAMMED M ADC 38 HND
3 ALIYU IDRIS BUNUNU M APA 56 OND
4 MALAM ALI WAKILI M APC 54 BA
5 MOHAMMAD YAHYA JAHUN M APGA 40 B.A
6 MAIJAMAA BELLO WAZIRI M LP 52 GCE
7 DR. MALAM ISA YUGUDA M PDP 52 B.SC, MBA
8 UMAR MUSA GWASKWARAM M UPN 47 DIPLOMA

BAUCHI NORTH

1 SULEIMAN MOHAMMED NAZIF M APC 44 B.ENG, MIAD
2 OKOLI GEORGINIA F MPPP 35 B.SC
3 HON. FAROUK MUSTAPHA M PDP 49 ND, PGDM MBA

BAYELSA BAYELSA EAST

1 TIMIPRE MARLIN SYLVA M APC 50 BA
2 JACKSON A. OPINION M LP 36 B.SC.
3 MR. MURRAY- BRUCE BEN M PDP 58 B.SC.
1 AGANABA PREYE STEVEN M APC 41 B.ENGR
2 BAYELSA CENTRAL BODISEOWE I T. ADON M LP 43 SSCE
3 SEN. EMANUEL PAULKER. IZIBEFIEN M PDP 59 B.SC

BAYELSA WEST

1 EDDI MIETUNDE SMITH JULIUS M APC 40 WASC
2 EPAMOWEI KAKANDA M LP 41 B.SC
3 HON. OGOLA FOSTER M PDP 60 TC II
4 PATIENCE O. PERETU F PPA 51 WASC

BENUE BENUE NORTH EAST

1 SEN. BARNABAS ANDYAR GEMADE M APC 66 B.TECH
2 SD/019/BN TONDO JOSEPH M APGA 45 MSC
3 IDYA FRANCIS K. IKULE IDYU M CPP 60 MPA
4 RT. HON. DR. GABRIEL SUSWAM M PDP 50 LLB, BL
5 MATTHEW ATOV ADUMBU M SDP 46 B.ENG

BENUE N/ WEST

1 MACIKPAH MNGUNENGEN ATA F APGA 39 SSCE
2 SD/020/BN SEN. AKUME GEORGE M APC 66 BSC, MILR
3 HON. MIKE ORNGUGA MKUM M PDP 63 DIP, BSC

BENUE SOUTH

1DANIEL DONALD ONJEH M APC 41 B.A
2 SD/021/BN SEN. DAVID A.B. MARK M PDP 66 B.ENG, NDA, CE
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has come down heavily on former Information Minister, Mr. Labaran Maku de­scribing him as a destroyer and an ungrateful party man.

North Central Zone Vice Chair­man of the PDP Alhaji Yussuf Ayitogu who gave the thumbs down in Minna also disclosed that Maku was out to destroy the PDP in Nassarawa State by his defection to the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) after he lost out in the party gubernato­rial primary election in the state.

‘Maku is a destroyer who wants to reduce the votes of the PDP in Nasarawa State, he is biting the finger that fed him, pointing out that it was the PDP that has made him what he is today rising from Commissioner to Deputy Gov­ernor and lately a Minister,’ he stressed.

Ayitogu who was on a recon­ciliation visit to PDP members who lost out in the primary elections in the state explained that it is unfortunate that he ( Maku) has defected to APGA which is nowhere in Nasarawa State, add­ing that APGA has office only in Keffi without any in all the local government areas and wards in the state.­

‘People who served under President Jonathan are the ones betraying him, they should be called to order. Labaran Maku cannot win any election in Nas­sarawa State, he will be shown this in the February election”, he said.

Ayitogu said those flying the party’s flag in all elections in the country should remember that they have an agreement with the PDP which they must keep, no matter what.

Also speaking in a similar vein, Governor Muazu Babangida Ali­yu who received the Ayitogu-led delegation at Government House described those that defected from the PDP as driven ‘by inor­dinate ambition and greed’.

‘I believe that majority of those that defected from the PDP did so out of inordinate ambition, it is an issue of greed’.

Governor Aliyu also blamed the crisis that followed the out­come of the party primaries on the automatic waiver given to new members of the party advis­ing that in the future, the party should conduct the issue of auto­matic waiver carefully.
Source: http://.com.ng

Indonesian divers have retrieved the flight data recorder of crashed AirAsia Flight QZ8501, say officials.

They believe they have also located the cockpit voice recorder, the second part of the so-called black box, but divers have not yet managed to reach it.

AirAsia flight QZ8501 disappeared in bad weather on 28 December with 162 people on board.

The aircraft, which was flying from Surabaya in Indonesia to Singapore, is thought to be deep in the Java Sea.

Dozens of bodies have been recovered but most of the victims are believed to still be inside the fuselage, which has not been found.

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It is an extremely significant development that Indonesia has found the flight data recorder, aviation analysts say. The devices are able to give an exact timeline of what happened on the plane, until the moment it plunged into the Java Sea.

Information such as the condition of the engine, what the pilots were doing, whether the plane had stalled and its altitude will all be revealed from the tonnes of data that is on the flight data recorder.

It is a total forensic timeline of everything that happened and is of immense importance to understanding what caused the crash.

Indonesia has said publicly that it will handle the analysis of the flight data and cockpit voice recorders here - but it is likely that international teams will also be involved. The unfortunate silver lining of having had so many air disasters over the last decade has meant that Indonesian teams are very well equipped to analyse the data recorders and piece together what happened. Aviation analysts expect a preliminary report within a month, and a more detailed report within a year.

Indonesian officials have been under intense pressure to find the cause of the crash. This discovery should provide some clues - and give families of those on board some semblance of closure.

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Investigators are checking the tail section for indications of what went wrong
Speaking in Jakarta, the head of Indonesia's search and rescue agency Bambang Soelistyo told reporters: "I received information from the National Transport Safety Committee chief that at 07:11 (00:11 GMT), we succeeded in bringing up part of the black box that we call the flight data recorder."

He said the flight data recorder was found under the wreckage of a wing.

Hours later, other officials said the cockpit voice recorder had also been detected but divers had not yet managed to reach it.

The two recorders, usually housed inside the rear part of the plane, are designed to survive a crash and being submerged in water. They contain underwater locator beacons which emit so-called "pings" for at least 30 days.

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Over the weekend, three ships detected pings that were thought to be from the black box's emergency locator transmitter. However, strong currents and high waves prevented the search operations.

The tail section of the Airbus A320-200 was brought to the surface, but the flight recorder was not inside it, as had been hoped.

Then on Monday, weather allowed for divers to retrieve the flight data recorder.

The international search for the fuselage and the remaining missing passengers and crew is continuing in the Java Sea.

Mr Soelistyo said all ships now "will be deployed with the main task of searching for bodies that are still or suspected to still be trapped underwater".
Source: http://www..com.ng